an artist who practices impressionism

Artistic style or movement that focuses on subjective personal impressions rather than objective depictions of reality.

points gained by making a good impression; kudos; brownie points

Literary or artistic criticism based on the writer's subjective feelings and personal reactions rather than objective standards or formal analysis.

having a strong or lasting impression on one's mind

an art movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries that reacted against impressionism by emphasizing subjective emotion and internal structure

A movement in late 19th-century painting that developed from impressionism but emphasized subjective emotion and internal structure; also known as [[后印象主义|後印象主義|hou4 yin4 xiang4 zhu3 yi4]]

a late 19th-century movement in French painting that sought to improve on Impressionism through the systematic use of dots of color

An art movement of the late 19th century that developed from Impressionism, characterized by the use of small dots of color that blend in the eye of the viewer; also known as [[点彩派|點彩派|dian3 cai3 pai4]] or [[点描派|點描派|dian3 miao2 pai4]].

A fixed or oversimplified idea or attitude regarding a person, group, or situation

to have an impression or recollection of someone or something

to make a deeper impression on someone; to reinforce an impression